Noticings students may generate:

• Amani and Biagio are two travelers who stop by the side of the road to eat.
• Amani has seven bread rolls.
• Biagio has five bread rolls.
• Amani and Biagio have 12 bread rolls all together.
• Caleb would like to share Amani and BiagioÕs bread with them.
• I wonder if sharing means eating the same number of rolls.
• Each of the three eats four bread rolls.
• I wonder if sharing the rolls means that they ate all of them.
• The three ate 12 rolls all together.
• The number of rolls they ate is equal to the number of rolls Amani and Biagio started with.
• There were no rolls left after the three ate their share.
• Amani ate 4 of her rolls and gave out 3.
• Biagio ate 4 of his rolls and gave out 1.
• Caleb didn't have any rolls of his own.
• Caleb took all of the rolls he ate from Biagio and Amani.
• Caleb got one of his rolls from Biagio and 3 of his rolls from Amani.
• Caleb left a payment of 12 silver pieces for the rolls.
• I wonder what bread rolls Caleb paid for. Did he pay of all of the rolls or the ones he ate or something else?
• Amani thinks that she should get seven of the 12 silver pieces Caleb left.
• Amani thinks that Biagio should get five of the 12 silver pieces Caleb left.
• I wonder whether Amani thinks that Caleb left 1 silver piece for each of the 12 bread rolls they all started with.
• Biagio thinks that he and Amani should share the silver pieces equally and get 6 pieces each.
• Biagio thinks that if he and Amani shared the rolls equally then they should be sharing the pieces of silver equally.
• I wonder whether Biagio thinks that sharing the rolls equally means eating the same number of rolls.
• I wonder if the number of rolls Amani and Biagio shared was equal to those that they each ate or to those that they each gave out.
• I wonder if Caleb paid for the rolls that they all ate or for those that he ate.
• The Oracle decided that Amani should get nine silver pieces.
• The Oracle decided that Biagio should get three silver pieces.
• The Oracle decided that Amani should get 6 more silver pieces than Biagio.
• The Oracle decided that Amani should get 3 times the number of silver pieces Biagio gets.
• I wonder how did the Oracle make his decision.
• The Oracle didn't think that Amani and Biagio shared their rolls equally.
• The Oracle gave Amani 2 more silver pieces than the number of bread rolls she started with and gave Biagio 2 fewer silver pieces than the number of bread rolls he started with.
• Amani gave two bread rolls to Caleb and one bread roll to Biagio.
• There are 3 people sharing the bread rolls and the Oracle gave Amani three times the amount of money he gave to Biagio.